July 26, 1924
Fayette Tobacco Growers Hold Farm Festival with Pageants and Picnic on Winchester Pike Governor Fields Sends 5 Peace Troops To Western Kentucky; Threat of Coal… Read More »July 26, 1924
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TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
July 26, 1863, John Jacob Crittenden, born in “Virginia” but what is now Kentucky, died in Frankfort. The 22nd Secretary of State of Kentucky, 17th… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
On July 25, 1777, reinforcements in the form of 45 frontier riflemen from North Carolina arrived to reinforce Fort Boonesborough. After a brief stay, a… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
July 25, 1999
They Love Lance A Lot; Armstrong Reaches New High After Cancer Harlan Schools Mule Employee Drug Test
July 25, 1974
Republicans Plead For Fairness; Democrats Call For Ouster 100 Officers Surround Patty Hearst’s Look-a-Like Apartment in LA
July 25, 1924
Two Arrested By Dry Agents; Benson Creek in Franklin County Mountain Girl Is Musical Prodigy; Lena Pope Bell County
July 24, 1999
Let The Bluegrass Games Begin Government Goes After Internet Gambling
July 24, 1974
Court Decides Nixon Must Surrender Tapes Country Store Gasoline Supply Cut Off After 28 years; South Elkhorn Off Harrodsburg Pike
July 24, 1924
Candidates For Kentucky Senate Seat Report Detail Finances To Sec. of State Long Fight Seen If Leopold and Loeb Get Death
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
Localtonians wish a Happy Anniversary to John Edwards and Mary Garrard, who wed in 1794 in Bourbon County. The 1st of two U.S. Senators to… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY